JAPANESE IN SIBERIA.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17430, 15 April 1922, Page 12

JAPANESE IN SIBERIA.

BED TBOOPS DBIVEIf BACK. (By Cable—Press AMOci^iot^-CopyTigbi.) (Bcuter'a T«legrama.) TOKYO, April 1:2; An official communique from Vladivostok reports that the appearance of the "Reds" south of Suiyagiao created a panio among the populace, who feared that the advent indicated a secret understanding between the "Reds" and the Japanese. Some residents of Spaskaya hurriedly prepared to leave. Order waa restored upon the appeanjnee of Japanese troops. . A report from SuiyagiUo states that the Japanese drove back 3000 wellarmed "Reds" with artillery and two armoured trains. The Japanese losses were small. The Japanese later Alexandria, the "Reds" retreating and destroying • bridges. * (Received- April 14th,, 11.5 p.m.) > TOKYO, Aprjl 13. Vladivostok, despatches state that the Japanese troops have driven the Chita Government's forces from the neutral zone between them and the Vladivostok Government's troops. (Australian and N.Z.. Cable Association.) ; (Received April 14th, 11.5 p.m.) ; ; TOKYO, April 14. A Vladivostok communique reports that the Japanese have cleared the Chitans from the railway zone, and are 1 steadily pushing back their left Wing, which, is now more than 150 smiles from Vladivostok. , , > Y